Transmigrated into a 1960s Novel: What’s Wrong with a Female Supporting Character Being a Little Bad?

Synopsis:
Lin Wan died suddenly from overwork.
Behind her was a roaring crematorium furnace, and before her eyes was a notification announcing the start of a countdown to transmigrate into the 1960s.
Without hesitation, she chose to transmigrate.
A second before being burned, she came back to life.
Lin Wan demanded a huge compensation payout from her company, sold off all her assets, stockpiled an enormous amount of supplies, and happily carried them with her as she transmigrated to the 1960s.
But then…
Damn it!
She had transmigrated into a novel!
And not just any novel—she had become the vicious female supporting character who shared her exact name!
The character’s fate was especially tragic. She was reported by the male and female leads for “moral misconduct,” convicted as a hooligan, forced to wear a humiliating half-shaved hairstyle, paraded through the streets with a disgrace sign around her neck for an entire month, and ultimately executed.
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Change the image of the vicious female supporting character?
Not a chance!
A good woman sacrifices her whole life; a bad woman enjoys her whole life!
Lin Wan rolled up her sleeves and started fighting for everything she wanted!
If she wasn’t competing for a man, she was competing for pride!
But her delicate, white-lotus stepsister kept tearfully insisting on giving her own boyfriend to Lin Wan.
Lin Wan told her to take her boyfriend and get lost.
“My man is named Huo Xiao. He’s tall, long-legged, capable, and a regiment commander!”
Her white-lotus stepsister didn’t believe her. There was no way a vicious woman like Lin Wan could find someone better than her boyfriend.
Her boyfriend didn’t believe it either. Commander Huo wasn’t blind—how could he possibly fall for a malicious woman like Lin Wan?
Yet Huo Xiao, who had just stepped down from a fighter jet, walked straight up to them. Wrapping an arm around Lin Wan’s waist, he said:
“Comrade Lin Wan, I heard we’re dating. Shouldn’t we go get our marriage certificate?”